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Lateral T4 72 20 24*30cm
21 Thoracic spine AP 2.5 cm below the sterna angle 82 40 40×30 cm
Lateral 5 cm anterior to T6 spinous process 90 60
22 Lumbar spine AP Midline at the level of lower coastal 86 40
margin (1.5)
Lateral 7.5 cm anterior to 1.3 (lower coastal 92 60
margin
23 Pelvis AP 5 cm above symphysis pubis @ the 78 20 35*43 cm
midline
24 Chest(adult) PA midline@ the level of inferior angle 68-74 9.0- 35×43cm
of the scapular which is the spinous 7.5 M
process of T7 35×35cm F
25 Chest(children) AP Sternal angle 54-60 3.2- 30*40 cm
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38 2° hormonal problem Cone down view of the sea turcica ( lateral; centre 2.5 cm
above& 2.5 cm to the front ) & Townes view
39 Fluid from ear (probably from CSF) OF & lateral shoot through
40 ? ca of sella Cone down view of the sella turcica (lateral centre 2.5 cm above
and 2.5 cm to the front) & townes view
41 Logded pallet F3 in the eye (5 exposure OM (centre to the middle of the interpupillary line with patient
looking forward &eye level) also lateral (center to the outer
canthus of the eye 3 exposures one with eye looking forward
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44 Stiffness of neck for 2/52 spondylosis AP Lateral & both oblique (to show the intervert foramen)
45 Middle lobe collapses Lordotic view (remember to do normal PA chest b/4 the ordotic
view)
46 Left foot injury Dorsiplantar & dorsiplantar oblique
47 Dyspnoea CXR-PA
48 Dypnoea with hissing noise (this may be Post nasal space view
due to adenoidal enlargement)
49 Hclavicle PA or AP erect see Clark pp94-95
50 RTA h of the ribs Lower ribs AP R&L posterior oblique. Upper ribs and AP and both
posterior oblique(see Clark pp222-225)
51 h of the neck of humerus AP& transthorcic projection (the humerus is not to be moved to
avoid more injury
52 Internal bleeding of the ear Towne view &per °) orbital (to visualize the IAM)
53 h mandibular condyle (TMJ) TMJ towne slit (35rt lateral oblique (open& close mouth)
54 Crushing injury of the R Metacarpal hand, PA & PA oblique
55 Petit mal/grand mal (epilepsy) Sella turcica (townes view & lateral cone down view)
56 SOL(space occupying lesion) Sella turcica (townes view & lateral cone down view)
57 Diabetic foot ulcer Dorsiplantar & dorsiplantar oblique
58 Colle’s, smith Wrist include lower 3rd of forearm (PA& lateral)
59 Rheumatoid arthritis of hand hand: ball catcher’s or norggard projection see Clark
60 Galeazzih*(h of the radius with Forearm including wrist joint
dislocation of distal ulna
61 Monteggiah(h of the ulna with Forearm including elbow joint
dislocation of head of radius)
62 Pes planus(flat foot) Foot: lateral with the patient standing erect (weight bearing) see
Clark
63 hallux valgus and varus Both foot : dorsiplantar standing
64 Goiter Thoracic inlet
65 haematourea kidney/urinary tract IVU investigation
66 RTA if L scapular PA & lateral see Clark pp 102
67 Severe pain of the R. foot? Calcaneal spur Klateral and axial projection
68 ?h of the scaphoid PA,APO,PA ulnar deviation and lateralwrist
69 Catarrh cold? Sinusitis OF, OM (open mouth ) lateral
70 Recurrent pain in the sternocalvicukar PA oblique’s
joint
71 COAD chronic obstructive air way disease Chest PA
72 Inadequate pelvic dimension Pelvis AP and lateral
73 Direct blow on the jaw?hR mandible OF & lateral oblique mandible angle 25°
74 Recurrent pain of the sternoclavicular PA oblique’s
joint
75 Industrial accident? Foreign body in the OM (center to the middle of the interpupillary line) with patient
eye looking forward, upwards & downwards. Also lateral ( center to
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TERMS MEANING
A
Abortion Natural or artificial expulsion from uterus
Abscess Localized collection of pus
Achalasia Obstruction due to non-relaxant muscular sphincter
Achondroplasia Dwarfism due to the failure of endochondral ossification
Acoustic neuroma Benign tumour of the 8th cranial nerve
Acromegaly Overgrowth of soft and bony structure result in pituitary tumour
Addison’s disease Chronic adrenal corticalfailure associated with adults
Adenoma Benign tumour of glandular tissues
Adhesions Fibrous tissues bands due to inflammation or surgery
Akathisia The inability to sit still associated with parkinson disease
Albuminuria Abulmin found in urine
Alopecia Baldness
Alport’s syndrome Albuminuria associated with deafness and eye lesions
Aluminosis Lung fibrosis due to inhalation of metallic dust
Amenorrhea Absence of menstrual perods
Anencephaly Congenital absence of cranial vault and brain
Aneurysm Localized distension of an artery or duct
Angioma Benign tumour associated with blood vessels
Ankylosing spondylitis Arthritis of spine resulting in infusion of the vertebrae
Ankylosis Immobilization of a joint
Antepartum Before delivery
Aortic regurgitation Blood backflow through the aortic valve of the heart
Aortic sternosis Narrowing of the aortic valve
Arachnodactyly Abnormally long fingers and toes
Areflexia Absence of reflexes
Arteriosclerosis hardening of arteries with narrowing of lumen
Arthrodesis Surgical fusion of a joint
Asbelosis Lung disease due to exposure to dust (asbestos)
Ascites Excess fluid in the peritoneum
Asthenia Generalizes and norn specific witness
Astrocytoma A cranial tumour the commonest form of gloma
Atelectasis Collapse or non expansion of the lungs
Atheroma Fatty degeneration of fatty linings of blood vessels
Atherosclerosis Artherial disease with artheroma
Atresia Failure of normal lumen to develop in hollow organs
Atrophy Abnormal reduction in size of tissue
Auricular fibrillation Abnoemality in the rhythm of heart beat
Avulsion The forcible tearing away of bone fragment
B
Benign Non malignant, simple tumour
Bennett’s fracture Fracture of the base of thumb involving the joint
Brachycephaly A short high skull associated with premature suture closure
Bright’s disease Kidney disease, a form of nephritis
Bronchieclasis Dilation of the bronchi, often associated with infection
Bursa Pocket-like structure containing a small quantity of fluid
Bursitis Inflammation of a bursa
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C
Calculus A stone
Callus Temporary bone formed during the process of healing
Carcinoma A malignant tumour of epithelial origin
Carcinomatosis Diffuse spread of carcinoma
Carditis Inflammation of the heart
Cellulitis Spreading infection of connective tissue
Cholecystectomy Surgical removal of the gallbladder
Cholecystitis Inflammation of the gallbladder
Cholelithiasis Formation of stones within the gallbladder or duct
Chondroma A benign tumor of cartilage
Chondromalacia patellae Juvenile osteoarthritis like condition of the knee
Chordoma Rare locally malignant tumor of the skull or sacral region
Claudication Deficient blood supply, intermittent pain on exertion
Coarctation Congenital narrowing in the thoracic aortha
Celiac disease Malabsorption and gluten sensitivity associated with loss of villi
Colostrums high protein milk produced in the first days of latation
Congenital Present at birth
Congestion Accumulation of fluid in body tissues
Consolidation Solidification of exudates, usually in the lungs
Contusion Bruising
Coxa vara Congenital deformity of the neck
Cranoschosis Premature closure of cranial suture
Crepitas The sound and feel of a fracture or surfaces rubbing together
Croha’s disease Chronic non specific inflammation of any part of intestine
Croup Infant cough with dyspnoea due to mucousal swelling
Cushing’s syndrome Effect of excess adrenal corticosteroids
Cyanosis Bluish skin caused by insufficient oxygenation
Cyst hollow sac containing fluid or semi solid material
D
dacryoadenitis Inflammation of the lacrimal gland
Degloving Traumatic detachment of skin from underklying tissue
Dermoid cyst Cystic structure containing fluid or semi solid material
Dextrocardia The siting of the heart on the right side of thorax
Diabetes mellitus high blood sugar due to a deficiency of insulin
Diaphysis The shaft of a long bone
Dislocation Displacement of the bones that form a joint
Diverticulitis Inflammation of the diverticular of bowel
Diverticulosis Presence of numerous diverticular in the bowel
Diverticulum Abnormal outpouching arising from a hollow organ
Ductus arteriosis patent Failure of the ductus arteriosis to close after birth
Dysmenorrheal Painful menstrual period
Dyspepsia Indigestion
Dysphagia Difficulty in swallowing
Dysphasia Speech defect due to cerebral cortical mechanism
Dyspnoea Difficulty n breathing
Dystrophy Abnormal bone growth associated with poor nutrition
Dysuria Difficulty and or painful micturition
E
Ectopic pregnancy fetus formed outside the uterus
Effusion Formation of fluid within a body cavity
Embolism Obstruction of blood flow by a blood clot or other matter
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